There does not appear to be any obvious paint transfer from the offending vehicle, and all we know is that ‘Ron’ was ...

The mid-80s was an important time in automotive history. The days of raw, unassisted driving were beginning to fade, and the rise of computer-controlled cars began to take its place.

Imagine you’re behind the wheel of a legendary Ferrari F40. It’s a wet roadway, and you make the bad decision to goose the throttle. You lost the back end and made the mistake of hitting the ...

Driving a Ferrari F40 and a Lamborghini Diablo nose to tail in downtown Fort Lauderdale renders us as conspicuous as Ted Kennedy at a car wreck. Curiously enough, it is also a passport to gentility.

The Ferrari F40 in question was once gifted to F1 champion Nigel Mansell by none other than Enzo Ferrari. Get The Drive’s daily newsletter The latest car news, reviews, and features. Search for: ...

It truly is a tip-to-tail re-design that fully mimics the Liberty Walk Ferrari F40 from the wide, boxy fenders to the trailer-esque tail lights and signature rear wing.

The minimalism that is the car’s leitmotif is also apparent in how the F40 moves. The steering and brakes are unassisted, the clutch heavy. But it’s so light and agile that you barely notice.

The YouTube channel has sourced an F140, the engine that first made waves in the Enzo supercar, to realize the V12 F40 that Ferrari never sold. By Adam Ismail Published Nov 13, 2024 4:55 PM EST ...

The tail lights and Ferrari badges are also removed and deep-cleaned, and there's even a process to polish the sides of the pop-up headlamps and rear wing, which both gave the car its iconic looks.

Not only is Mike putting his incredible fabrication skills to the test with a real Ferrari F40 carbon kevlar body and a from-scratch chassis, but he’s going above and beyond to build the kind of ...

From the CAR archives We drive 959 and F40 Published July 1988. In the week when Lewis Hamilton arrived at Maranello to join the Scuderia, he set tongues wagging when he posed alongside a Ferrari ...